Well, if you count non-Chinese makes, the eGolf is in the top three. And contrary to what many would believe, Germany worldwide beats the US. As far as the i3, irex or not, it is pretty much a BEV with TWICE the range of the nearest PHEV Volt. And pretty much no one buys the irex to cruise around on petrol. Even though the i3 is expensive ffor what you get, it seems the rest of the world seems to know that it is a great car.

China will remain the largest market for the foreseeable future. Their policies will insure that a vast majority are built in China by Chinese owned companies. So it is pretty much a given we will see China in number one spot for a long time. China is also the only country working on LFTR clean, safe nuclear power with almost no radioactive waste. See http://flibe-energy.com/lftr/ This will give China an enormous advantage to become the leader in lowering world pollution and cheap power so they can build everything at lower cost. No other country appears to have the will to improve itself like China, most want status quo making sure the richest remain on top.

Maybe you could give them a number to technical support? They have been having a problem with the nuclear fusion power plant producing energy with great variance throughout the day and shutting off in the afternoon.

“Brand origin” is an interesting term, and I think quite misleading. EG: Ford is a US brand, but their Fusion Energi is built in Mexico. So as a “brand origin” it counts for the US, and most of its sales are in the us, but the car is built in another country.

I’m not sure that BMW builds all their PHEVs in Germany with the plants they have in the US, but I don’t know for sure.

If you want to know where the cars were built you could do such a chart yourself. Not that it’s very interesting since you can put a factory in any country, it’s not like you need much skills to work on the floor and make cars.

Pointless would be better. If a company headquartered in one country builds a car in a second country and sells it in a third country, but this graph counts it in the first country, there is nothing to be gained from the graph.